FIRE DESTROYS LANDMARK Town’S Namesake Destroyed in Friday Night Blaze

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JUNE 18, 2003 FIRE DESTROYS LANDMARK Town’s namesake destroyed in Friday night blaze

BY MEG FOX Fall River Mills resident Darrell Nussbaum turned off his television around 11 o’clock Friday night and was on his way to the shower when he stopped to admire his picture- window view of the town’s historic three-story feed mill in the light of a full moon. “I was struck by how pretty it was,” said Nussbaum, who lives on Bridge Street across from the Fall River Feed Store. Fifteen minutes later, he walked AUDIO/VIDEO back into his front room, now oddly illuminated by a bright orange light, ON THE WEB AT and saw that the feed store was totally engulfed in fl ames. im-news.com “I stayed at the window until 4:30 a.m. and watched the whole thing,” he said. “You feel so helpless. All that water. I was amazed at how fast it went. It’s so sad.” Fall River Mills Assistant Fire Chief Chuck Bethel was there within minutes and Fire Chief Grant Brown arrived moments later. “Everyone got there quick, but it What’s Happening was fully engulfed. When I got into Locally This Week my pickup to go, I could see it from my house behind Sierra (Ray’s) Market,” Brown said. Anniversary event About 40 fi refi ghting volunteers The Fort Crook Masonic Lodge from the Fall River Mills, McArthur, 250 in Fall River Mills will cel- and the Soldier Mountain depart- ebrate its 125th anniversary ments battled the blaze for hours Friday with a visit from the and were still mopping up on Grand Master of Masons in Sunday. California. William Holsinger The California Department of will be joined by eight other Forestry and Fire Protection also grand lodge offi cers and their sent two engines – from Bieber and Johnson Park – for wildland protec- wives. Golden Veteran 50-year tion and provided inmate crews membership awards will be from the Sugarpine Conservation presented to Wayne Eldridge camp. and Gene Bidwell. Adin Lodge Owners Bill and Betty Stolten- 250 was chartered in Adin on berg, who bought the feed store July 22, 1878 and later merged in 1967 from Bill’s parents, Ed and with Fort Crook Lodge. Florence, were still dazed Monday by their loss. Open for volleyball They’d been going in to work The Burney High School gym there for 36 years. will be open for volleyball today “”Bill got up this morning and and again Monday and next went out and weeded the garden,” his wife said. “He never weeds the Wednesday, 7-8:30 p.m. High garden.” school volleyball players are Remarkably, records that Betty invited to work on their skills for needs for her year-end fi scal report the fall season. Telephone Pete were salvaged from a metal fi le Giachetti at 335-2967 for more cabinet and her metal desk. information. NEWS PHOTOS “They were soaked, smoked, Firefi ghters battle fi re that destroyed the historic Fall River Feed Store, the namesake mill that and red-hot, but I can still read provided Fall River Mills with its early identity. The huge structure, one of the tallest in the area, them,” she said. WEATHER She found her accounts receiv- was fully engulfed in fl ames when it was reported about 11:30 p.m. Friday. Fire departments ables in a desk drawer “all burnt and FORECAST from throughout the Intermountain area responded throughout the night and early Saturday. Today, partly cloudy with a –Please See Page 9 slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Highs 82 to 87. Tonight, lows 41 to 46. Meeting held to curb fears of worried parents Thursday, mostly clear. Highs to lower 80s. Friday through BY MEG FOX “We’re on the threshold of a break this.” kindergartner and a Mt. View High Monday, dry. Lows in the 40s, After a third child was diagnosed community outbreak,” Shasta Health offi cials also advised School student were diagnosed highs 75-85. A current forecast in Burney with meningococcal dis- County Health Offi cer Dr. Andrew the community to do a lot of hand- with bacterial meningitis May 29 ease and after receiving hundreds Deckert told an audience of about is updated about 4 a.m. and 4 washing, watch for the symptoms, and May 31. of telephone calls from worried par- 40 people, a mix of parents, health and seek medical care immediately p.m. daily on The News web After giving antibiotics to the ents, Shasta County Public Health care and child care providers, who if they are even slightly concerned. patients’ families and to the kin- site at www.im-news.com. offi cials scheduled a community gathered at the Intermountain Com- “In a setting where meningitis is dergartner’s classmates, public TEMPERATURES meeting Thursday in Burney. munity Center. increasing, it’s better to be safe than health offi cials thought they had the While the disease is not easy to “The community needs to get Hi Low Rain sorry. What’s the price of a life?” infectious and sometimes deadly contract, a cluster of three cases is vigorous about not sharing saliva,” Deckert said. June 10 82 49 cause for concern. Deckert advised. “That’s what will A Burney Elementary School –Please See Page 4 June 11 78 46 June 12 76 53 June 13 78 53 Brunner civil trial fi nal arguments continue June 14 81 43 June 15 88 44 Representatives from the Com- present his summation, followed by 1, 2001 alleging that the couple charitable trust, and the plaintiffs June 16 95 45 mittee to Preserve and Restore rebuttal from CPR’s attorney James had “unlawfully allowed their com- (Fall River Mills business owners Courtesy of Darryl Jones in Burney Fall River Mills (CPR) were back Reed, of Fall River Mills. mercial properties in Fall River Mills Scott and Sandy Jensen, Terry in Shasta County Superior Court Judge James Ruggiero is then to fall into a dilapidated, unsightly Briggs, William Johnson, and Todd The Intermountain News Tuesday at press time to hear the expected to hand over what he and dangerous state of disrepair” Brown) “have harassed us for the P.O. Box 1030 closing arguments in their lawsuit described as a complicated case to not out of neglect, but in a personal sole purpose of gaining possession 36965 Main Street against commercial property owner the jury for deliberation. vendetta against a town “heavily of our property” and Brunner sought Burney, California 96013 Bill Brunner. CPR fi led the original complaint dependent on tourism.” compensation for their expenses, Open: Monday-Friday 9am-4pm Brunner’s attorney, Rodney against Brunner and his wife Sally In Brunner’s Oct 5, 2001 cross- stress and defamation. Key of Redding, was scheduled to Voorheis, of Glenburn, on March complaint, he stated that CPR, a The civil trial started May 21. HAVE YOUR COMMUNITY DELIVERED TO YOUR MAIL BOX. CALL 335-4533 TO SUBSCRIBE TODAY! PAGE 2 • JUNE 18, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS SHERIFF’S LOG BOOK

A caller reported Sunday reported heading east on 39 p.m. after she reported at 10:52 p.m. several sub- Highway 299 from McArthur her estranged husband in jects were loitering near the to Day Road Sunday at 8: Burney had taken her purse burned-down Fall River Feed 51 p.m. and other belongings. Store, possibly trying to take ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ items. Deputies arrested Valerie A fi ght between two broth- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Hubbard of Redding for ers was reported in the Big A drunken driver was alleged assault Sunday at 7: Bend area Sunday at 6 p.m. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A caller reported Sunday morning an ongoing problem OBITUARIES of teenagers trespassing and vandalizing property at the 21800 block of Rocky Ridge Kathleen Road in Johnson Park. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Hollenbeak A woman reportedly delu- Teacher, 93 sional Sunday at 10:04 a.m. There will be a memo- was fi ghting with hospital per- rial service for longtime Fall sonnel at Mayers Memorial River Valley resident and Hospital in Fall River Mills. teacher Kathleen Hollenbeak ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ at 2 p.m. June 29 at the Com- A fi ght involving four men munity Methodist Church in was reported Sunday at 2:08 Fall River Mills. a.m. at Marquette Street and Private family interment Cypress Avenue in Burney. will be at the Pine Grove ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Cemetery in McArthur. A Fall River Mills woman Mrs. Hollenbeak died reported Sunday at 1:20 a.m. on April 12, 2003 at her the “noon” whistle was going granddaughter’s residence in off and had been sounding Napa. She was 93. for a while. Because Mrs. Hollenbeak ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ loved to garden, those attend- KATHLEEN HOLLENBEAK A loud party was reported ing her memorial are invited room, bringing Mikki with her. Saturday at 9:51 p.m. near to bring bouquets from their She later taught at the Orchard Way and Tamarack gardens. Donations may be Glenburn School until 1948, Avenue in Burney. made to a charity of choice. when the schools were uni- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Mrs. Hollenbeak was pre- fi ed. A verbal disturbance ceded in death by her hus- She continued teaching between two males was band of 60 years, Byron, who in McArthur and Fall River reported Saturday at 8:03 died in 1992. until her retirement in 1972. p.m. at the 37000 block of Born Sept. 28, 1909 in She had been a teacher for Main Street in Burney. Anderson, Mrs. Hollenbeak 34 years. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ was a graduate of Anderson At this same time, the Pam Preece reported her Union High School. couple sold their ranch and vehicle tires slashed at the She wanted to become Byron went to work on the 30100 block of Denise Road a teacher and lived with Wes-Bac Ranch in Glenburn in Round Mountain. an uncle in Oakland while for 10 years. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ attending college to earn her Mrs. Hollenbeak- was a A caller reported Saturday credentials. Past Worthy Matron of the at 6:21 p.m. two suspicious She was graduated in North Star Chapter of the subjects near the 30200 1930 from San Francisco Eastern Star. block of Terry Mill Road in State Teachers College. She She served as president of Round Mountain. HOVIS later attended summer school the local California Teachers ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ and night classes to earn her Association and was later A McArthur caller reported bachelor’s degree. a member of the Retired a 17-year-old was returning to She applied for a teach- Teacher’s Association. the caller sproperty, drinking, HARDWARE ing vacancy at the one-room She and her husband were loitering, and trying to break 37113 MAIN STREET • BURNEY Wooden School in downtown both active in the McArthur into the caller s garages. McArthur and began her Grange #420 and were mem- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 335-5471 • HOURS: MON-SAT 8-6 career teaching 40 students bers for 50 years. They were A Cassel Road resident in the K-8th grades. also members of the Fort reported Saturday at 4 a.m. A stove in the middle of Crook Historical Society. awaking to scratching noises. the room heated the school, Her daughter Mikki said There appeared to be a which was located across that it was because of the “creature” inside one of her from where Bruce Equipment love and support of her family cabinets that was attempting is today. and the community that her to get out. The creature left Mrs. Hollenbeak taught in mother was able to live inde- before deputies arrived. McArthur for two years before pendently in the Fall River ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ taking a job teaching four Valley until four days before A verbal disturbance was grades in a two-room school her 92nd birthday. reported Friday at 4:11 p.m. in Fall River Mills. On Sept. 24, 2001, Mrs. at the 37200 block of Supe- Better Rate. During this time, she met Hollenbeak and her beloved rior Avenue in Burney. Byron Hollenbeak, whose orange and white “watch cat” ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ancestors came to the Fall went to live with her grand- Chris Smith reported the River Valley in 1864, and daughter Julie Hahklotubbe theft of a computer keyboard in Napa. Friday from Fall River High Better Bank. they were married in Reno in 1933. Mrs. Hahklotubbe and her School. The couple moved to husband, David, a geron- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Glenburn where Mr. Hollen- tologist, own and operate an A suspicious subject was beak’s family had a cattle and elder care facility. reported Friday at 12:09 a.m. Better Hurry. hay ranch. Mrs. Hollenbeak is sur- near the 24900 block of Long Mrs. Hollenbeak returned vived by her daughter, Mikki Street in Fall River Mills. to teaching in 1936 at the Broughton, a marriage and ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ one-room Island School and family therapist in Concord; Total incidents handled by taught there fi ve years. grandson Marty Broughton the Shasta County sheriff’s In 1941, she left teaching of Ft. Collins, Colo.; grand- offi ce throughout the unincor- for fi ve years to raise her daughter Julie of Napa; and porated areas of the county: fi rst and only child, daughter great-grandchildren Garrett, June 15 – 133 Mikki. Olivia and Alec Broughton June 14 – 126 When the teacher at the and Ethan and Adeline Hah- June 13 – 151 % Dana School died suddenly, klotubbe. June 12 – 125 APR* Mrs. Broughton returned ADDITIONAL OBITUARY June 11 – 126 5.99 once again to the school- ON PAGE 10 June 10 – 139 U.S. Bank Home Equity Loan June 9 – 145 Fixed Rate for 20 Years!

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Offer is subject to normal credit qualifications. Some additional restrictions may apply. Not available with other discounts. Home equity loans are offered through U.S. Bank National Association ND. Member FDIC. THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • JUNE 18, 2003 • PAGE 3 Burney Blue Skies program cancelled ‘due to abuse’ BY MEG FOX to the Burney Mountain Blue Skies for Burney has Power plant, ground up, and been cancelled. used for fuel to create renew- After a little more than one able energy. month in operation, the green Since the program started waste-recycling program is May 1, the transfer station over, according to Danielle received about three tons Cagan, public relations con- of green waste – along with sultant for Covanta Energy. sheets of linoleum, rocks, “The abuse was much cinder blocks, and other worse than we expected,” garbage hidden under the she said. acceptable piles of waste. Rather than burning yard “Those non-waste items AUDIO/VIDEO waste and sending smoke could seriously damage the into Burney’s clear blue sky, equipment or put us out of ON THE WEB AT community members were compliance for a permit,” invited to bring their pine nee- Cagan said. im-news.com dles, grass clippings, leaves, “Needless to say we are and other green waste to very disappointed and sorry Burney Disposal’s transfer that a small group of people station at $2 per truckload. ruined the program for every- From there the waste was one.” to be periodically transferred Junior derby draws 99 fi shermen Some 99 students, ages 15 and younger, participated Saturday in the eighth annual Junior Fishing Derby at the Ash Creek Wildlife area in Big Valley. Sponsored by the Pit River Rod and Gun Club, the event also drew nearly 150 more as spectators. Every child was awarded a prize, but new bicycles were presented to Kacey Putnam and Jason BonJour for catching the biggest fi sh in the girl (12 ounces) and boy (13 ounces) categories respectively. The Department of Fish and Game planted 400 pounds of fi sh for the derby the previous day. $3000 Cash Incentive or Burney church dedicating building to Kaupangers 0% Financing For Up To 60 Months Delores Kaupanger, of Education Building in their 19, 1968. The new, $60,000 For several years the Play Burney, and her late hus- name. wing included four school- ‘n’ Preschool met in the build- band, Earl Kaupanger, were The Kaupanger’s were rooms, a nursery, bathrooms, ing. More recently the space HIWAY GARAGE honored Sunday by the married in Reno on June 6, a study, and the Fireside is used for church functions, 44298 Highway 299 • McArthur Burney Presbyterian Church, 1942 and Sunday’s dedica- Room with a fi replace built as well as for community ser- which dedicated the Christian tion also commemorated with local stone vice meetings. 336-5532 their wedding anniversary. Earl Kaupanger, who died in January 1994, “was the rickshaw puller and the driv- Children’s ing force in getting the education wing built and my Mom reading was also very much a part of it,” said their daughter, Clau- program dia Woods, of Burney. In the 1960’s, the Burney begins Presbyterian Church had what Woods said was a June 25 huge congregation, with lots of families with young kids The Burney Library’s in Sunday School, including summer reading program for Claudia and her four broth- children, Magic In Nature, ers. begins June 25, from 10: “We were bursting at the 30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., and seams and needed more continues every Wednesday room,” she said. morning through July 30. Her father, who was then Children are invited to the Sunday School super- come to the library to enjoy intendent, president of the special programs, borrow church board of directors, books, complete reading and a church elder, and her logs, and win prizes. mother, the kindergarten The June 25 program will leader and a church deacon, be The Magic of Burney Falls were among those who with Ranger Lori Martin. worked to have the 4,000- The reading program square-foot addition built. continues on July 2 with a The groundbreaking cer- special guest for The Magic emony was on Aug.27, 1967, of the Forest; on July 9 with with Jerry Zoll, Bill Raibley, Ken Lorenzen for Magic with and Wally Hilliard taking part Bugs and Bees; on July 16 in the Turning the Earth cer- with Steve Vaughn for Magic emony. of Birds; on July 23 with Terry Earl Kaupanger presented and Grainger Hunt for Magic the keys to the new building of Eagles; and fi nishes July when it was dedicated May 30 with a pool party and program celebration, Magic in Your Own Backyard, with BREAKFAST Frank Wilkins. LUNCH For more information, stop by the library ay 37038 DINNER Cocktails, Beer & Wine Siskiyou Street or call 335- CHINESE & 4317. AMERICAN CUISINE Orders to Take Out 592 Market St. Redding 241-9747 PAGE 4 • JUNE 18, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS Meeting held to curb fears of worried parents

-From Page 1 friend-girlfriend relationship, can have both or either one rowing down information to Like other bacteria, menin- this time. disease contained. and people over age 65 are – infects the blood. reach a correct diagnosis. gococcal becomes resistant Deckert said he believed But on June 9, just days also generally at increased In this case, patients in this “Fever and headache to antibiotics “pretty quickly.” it was, especially due to the after the fi rst two patients had risk. case develop a red, spidery- could be a lot of different dis- The community had many dilution factor and chlorine been released from Mercy There is also an increased like rash under their skin. eases,” he said. more questions for public treatment. Medical Center, a Burney fi rst risk for those who use If untreated, the red Only parents would know health offi cials. A father asked about using grader was diagnosed with tobacco or who are around splotches get bigger and if their child had had contact One mother asked if she drinking fountains at the the disease and airlifted to a second-hand smoke, as become multiple areas of with a patient or was sleeping should go ahead with plans school and Deckert said he Redding hospital. smoke irritates nasal pas- obvious bleeding under more than normal. “No one to have 30 guests for her didn’t have a lot of informa- Donnell Ewert, deputy sages, according to health the skin surface, like fresh will ever watch your kid like young son’s birthday party. tion, but that drinking fountain director for Shasta County offi cials. bruises. you do,” he said. Deckert said when there use does not come up as an Public Health, said it might Living in crowded areas, “It can move up the body He also advised parents to have been outbreaks in com- increased risk. be helpful that school is now such as jails or military bar- in a few minutes,” said Moe- watch for a progression of the munities, “closing the schools Burney Elementary School over for summer, though racks, puts people at risk. schler, “and the body can go various symptoms “and don’t and canceling church picnics and the Intermountain Com- school may not be where the Having casual social con- into shock and shut down.” be ashamed to go back (to a has not worked in stopping munity Center did switch disease was transmitted. tact or being in the same The spots or bruises do doctor).” the outbreaks.” to using individual drinking “We are not sure where school or work place is less not turn white when pressed. There is no preventive He also said that 30 people cups, however. transmission happened and of a risk. Early diagnosis and treat- vaccine for the Group B together anywhere is a risk Another man asked about we may never know,” he The disease is not spread ment is extremely important meningococcal disease that because “some percentage the use of a shared chalice said. through the air, like the mea- as delays can result in death, has occurred in Burney and of them will have meningo- during church communion. A mother in the audience sles virus, and it does not amputations, or long-term offi cials said that preventive coccal in their throat” While he had no specifi c asked if the community was linger long on surfaces. disabilities such as deafness. antibiotics for entire commu- With a group of mostly answer, Deckert said that safe if there is no outbreak in Once exposed, people “If you have any symp- nities don’t work. 2- to 10-year-olds, “I’d be a the warnings about sharing the next 10 days. usually become ill within toms, get in the car and go,” Instead, Deckert stressed little careful,” he said. “The bottles and glasses are more “No,” said Ewert, three to four days, although it said Deckert. taking the symptoms seri- younger they are the more of a marker of a relationship “When could we feel can take as long as 14 days. Symptoms for bacterial ously and “get vigorous about likely they are to exchange than warnings about the safe?” she asked. Symptoms of meningo- meningitis are the same as not sharing saliva.” saliva.” germs that lurk there. “We’re never safe from coccal disease can develop for the non-contagious viral In addition, antibiotics are Another mother said that “It’s more than a germ on a germs at any time. Germs rapidly over a few hours or meningitis and even the fl u. not 100 percent effective her child was among the cup,” he said. “It’s an indica- have fi gured out how to sur- gradually within one to two But at this time in this com- in every individual, so that kindergartners who had been tion that people spend time vive among us very well,” he days. munity, health offi cials said it those who have been treated given antibiotics and she together and feel comfortable said. Symptoms can appear all is much better to be safe than and have symptoms should wanted to know if her child enough with each other to However, the community at once or progressively and sorry. also immediately seek medi- should be treated again if he share water bottles.” can do a lot to help prevent include an extreme head- “Doctors do not want to cal care. had additional close contact For more information, call further outbreaks. ache, a painful, stiff neck, wait to (run tests) to see if Some people have unde- after treatment. Shasta County Public Health Those most at risk are and a high fever. it’s viral or bacterial. They’re sirable side effects after “If saliva was shared a in Burney at 335-6705 or toll- people who have had direct Ewert said the Burney going to start you on antibiot- taking the antibiotics. second time, yes, you should free in Redding at 1-800-971- and close contact with a children had fevers of 104- ics because if they wait and People are also still at risk get treatment,” Deckert said. 1999 and ask for the Nurse of patient, such as living with degrees. it’s bacterial, they could lose once they’ve fi nished treat- “And, yes, it can help your the Day. them in the same household. Other symptoms include you as a patient,” Moeschler ment. “People commonly child and would decrease the On weekends, call 229- Also at risk are those who nausea, vomiting, confusion said. pick up and carry the menin- risk.” 8461 and leave a message have had intimate contact, and extreme lethargy. Ewert advised the com- gococcal bacteria again by Another mother wanted and a nurse will return your such as kissing on the mouth Another form of bacterial munity to work in partnership getting recolonized by some- to know if the community call within a few hours. or sharing soda cans and meningitis – and patients with their physicians in nar- one else.” swimming pool was safe at bottles, cigarettes, eating utensils, food items, or lip balms with a known – or even an unknown – infected person. About one in fi ve people carry the virus in the back of their nose and throat, espe- BUSINESS DIRECTORY cially in the winter, and can pass it on for as long as nine months even though they Riverview Residential Care appear healthy the entire time and have no symptoms. •Private Rooms Even then, the risk factor for getting the disease is 1 •Dementia & Alzheimers in 500 people, said Shasta County Public Health Nurse Quiet home setting and view of river. 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JUNE "FIX-UPS" THAT WILL HELP YOUR HOME SELL June 18 - Bible Forum, Faith Lutheran Church, 7 pm, Burney, 335-3723 Your home should look great when it goes on the market. When you are ready to list your home, I June 18 - Mayers Hospital board of direct. meets 1 p.m. hospital board room recommend that you go through each room with a critical eye. What should you look for? Start with the June 20 - Fort Crook Masonic Lodge 125th anniversary, George 336-5761 ceiling; look for any cracks or water stains, then inspect the condition of the paint and wallpaper. Make sure that the windows are clean and window treatments are attractive. All of the closets and storage spaces June 20 - Senior Brown Bag 10:30-11:30 am VFW Hall, Burney should be neat and organized (a cluttered closet looks smaller!). if the rooms seem cluttered with too much furniture, you can create a more spacious look by storing your 'overflow'. A well maintained house tends to June 21 - '57,'58,'59 Fall River Class Reunion Doyle Canada's house 335-3961 sell much quicker than one where buyers must use a lot of imagination. The condition of your house will help June 23 - Vacation Bible School 9-noon, kids 4-13, H.C. Baptist Ch. 335-5297 to determine the selling price; the better the house looks, the better your chances of selling it for top dollar. I can help you identify the repairs and cleaning what will increase your home's marketability. June 26-28 - Celebrity Fly Fishing Tournament - Pit River Lodge For professional advice on all aspects of buying or selling real estate talk to us at June 28-29 Antique & Estate Sale, Interm. Fair., McArthur 336-7169 Century 21 Big Pines Realty. Call us for an appointment at 530-335-3636, or drop by our June 28 - Young Eagles Day, Flying Posse - Fall River Mills - 336-5465 office at: 37107 Main St. in Burney, or visit our website at century21bigpines.com. JULY Serving the Intermountain area with July 4 - Kevin Sharp/Cheyenne Bodie concert Modoc H.S. 7:30pm, 233-3141 distinction and integrity. July 4,5,6 - Burney Basin Days - Main Street, Burney Big Pines Realty July 5-6 - Burney Flea market b/w Safeway & Ben Franklin 10-5pm, 335-2111 July 5 - Strawberry Ice Cream Festival - Old Station VFW July 5 - Deep Pit Barbeque, 12-6 p.m. VFW, Vets Hall 37410 Main St. - Burney July 10 - Blood Drive at Vets Hall 2-7 pm, Burney July 13 - Road Gypsies Poker Run & Show and Shine, 335-4129 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY July 19 - Century Bike Ride - Fall River Hotel July 19 - Hat Creek VFD Barbecue, Hat Creek STEPHEN O. BERTHELSEN, M.D. Orthopedic Surgery MOUNTAIN VALLEYS HEALTH CENTER July 26 -Farm Bureau Golf tourny at FR Golf & Country Club, 223-2358. 294 -5241 Specializing In: July 26 - Burney-Hat Creek-Cassel Garden Tour, 9-2 p.m. 335-4499 *General Family Practice July 26-27 - Modoc Horseman's Assoc. Midsummer Classic Horse Show Bone & Joint Disease *Complete Obstetrics Total Joint Replacement *Minor Surgery *X-Ray Service July 27 - Soldier Mtn VFD Barbecue, 2-7 p.m. Glenburn, 336-5255 Foot Surgery • Hand Surgery *Podiatry *Dentistry AUGUST Arthoscopic Surgery *Mental Health Counseling August 28-Sept.1-Inter-Mountain Fair, McArthur Hwy 299E, Fall River Mills 336-6515 Mountain Valleys Heath Center 554-850 Medical Center Dr. August 30 - Karaoke contest at Inter-Mountain Fair 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Mayers Hospital Annex, Burney Post Office Box 277 Bieber, CA 96009 SEPTEMBER Sept. 20 - Young Eagles Day - Flying Posse - Fall River 336-5465 Sept. 14 - Burney Classic Marathon, Burney FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC WILLIAM H. SCHMUNK, DDS OCTOBER HEALTH CARE Michael S. Maier, D.C. Family Dentistry Oct. 12 - Heritage Day, McArthur-Burney Falls State Park •Non-force treatments & other techniques •Car Accidents New Patients Welcome NOVEMBER •Work Injuries •Chronic Pain •Daily Stress •Sports Injuries Nov. 29 - Community Tree Lighting Ceremony - Burney If You Are Not Sure If Chiropractic 336-6142 DECEMBER Care Can Help You, Call Us! 43523 Hwy 299E • Fall River Mills 44203 Hwy 299E Dec. 13 - VFW Christmas Ham Dinner - Burney Dec. 13 - Fall River Valley Country Christmas Light Parade 336-6547 McArthur

Science Olympiad winners compete at state fi nals Two of Fall River Junior- team members are Colin Senior High School’s Science Corr, Max Scott, Cody Jacob- Olympiad teams qualifi ed for son, Amanda Gonzales, the 2003 NorCal Science Ashley Overton, John Morris, Olympiad State fi nals at the Brittany Shelton, Katie College of the Sequoias in Camarata, Billie Waltz, Nicole Visalia. Gerow, Mimi Brown, Keegan Science Olympiad tourna- Moyer, Tanner Parton, and ments are inter-scholastic Jessica Pooler. competitions that consist of B-team medal winners a series of 32 individual and are: team events that encourage First place Medals learning in biology, earth – Hannah Moyer, John science, chemistry, physics, McArthur and Kenny problem solving and technol- McArthur for Experimental ogy. Design. The tournaments are held Second Place Medals on local, state and national - Esther Dolman & Kelsey levels and science students Sloat, Balloon Race; Hannah prepare throughout the Moyer and Tera Strickland, school year to compete. Can’t Judge a Powder; Emily The competition included Estes and Caitlin Royse, B-level events for students Dynamic Planet; Jimmy in the seventh through ninth Anderson and Chris Garner, grades and C-level events Mission Possible. for those in the ninth through Third Place Medals twelfth grades. - Esther Dolman & Kelsey Fall River entered two B- Sloat, Feathered Frenzy; teams (Blue and Gold) and Kenny McArthur and John one C-team in the Regional McArthur, Reach for the Science Olympiad competi- Stars; George Baltzer, Sci- tion at Shasta College. ence Crime Busters, Hannah Both the C-team and the Moyer and Tera Strickland, B-level Gold team earned Science Fitness; Rebecca third place positions to qual- Anderson and Christina ify for the state fi nals. The Sahlin, Write It Do It; Jenna B-level Blue team earned a Shuler, Fossils and George fourth place. Baltzer, Mission Possible. “Their hard work paid off,” C-team medal winners said Blue B-team coach and were: science teacher Deborah First Place Medal - Max Marcum. Scott, Robot Ramble. “Students prepared for two Second Place Medals or as many as four events - Katie Camarata and Billie prior to the competition. Waltz, Chemistry Lab, Katie They met, after school, Camarata and Mimi Brown, with individuals who helped Experimental Design, Billie them build, study, or pre- Waltz and Nicole Gerow, pare,” she said. Reach for the Stars; and The competition included, Tanner Parton and Colin written tests, identifi cation, Corr, Write It Do It. labs, construction, and the Third Place Medals - Jes- testing of pre-made struc- sica Pooler and Brittany Shel- tures. ton, Feathered Frenzy; John Tom Jones was the coach Morris and Keegan Moyer, for the Gold B-level team Fossils; Cody Jacobson and and the team members Nicole Gerow, Mission Pos- are George Baltzer, Kenny sible; Max Scott and Mimi McArthur, John McArthur, Brown, Qualitative Analysis. Esther Dolman, Kelsey Sloat, Organizers of the Science Hannah Moyer, Tera Strick- Olympiad say that while some land, Rebecca Anderson and of the events are based on Christine Sahlin. individual achievement, they Team members on Mar- all involve teamwork, group cum’s Blue B-level team are planning and cooperation. Bliss Bidwell, Jimmy Ander- “That is the real essence of son, Chris Garner, Holly The Science Olympiad.” Murphy, Caitlin Royse, Emily As an “alternative to the Estes, Lydia McDemos, ‘isolated scientist’ stereotype Michelle Vaughn, Jenna the Olympiad reminds stu- Shuler, Aubrey Shafer and dents that science can be Kimberly Royce. fun, exciting and challenging Barbara Sugaya-Jones is all at the same time.” the C-level coach and the PAGE 6 • JUNE 18, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS MOUNTAIN VIEW HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2003

ZACH BLUNT SHANE GREEN NICHOLE HORN JENNA LEWIS CURTIS MARKWITH GARRETT MARTIN JENNIFER TAYLOR

MOUNTAIN CHRISTIAN SOLDIER ACADEMY CLASS OF 2003 MOUNTAIN CLASS OF 2003

TODD DESYLVA KWAHN QUINN New hospital opens for Susanville; more beds STEPHEN BOWMAN ALLISON CLEVENGER DEBORAH LUCATORTA Banner Health Systems 31-bed long term care facility more beds, Chief Administra- has opened its new $6 million that was built in 1916. tive Ofﬁ cer Dave Anderson hospital in Susanville, the 38- Banner closed that facility said they have expanded bed Lassen Banner Medical and transferred its patients to the birthing facility and have Center. other long-term care centers, a now state-of-the art radiol- The new facility replaces including Mayers Memorial ogy department, offering CT the historic 28-bed Lassen Hospital’s long-term care in scanning and magnetic reso- Community Hospital, built in Burney and Fall River Mills. nance scanning. 1822. The State Department of The center plans to add Banner Health donated the Health Services approved a nuclear medicine program hospital to the Lassen College the Lassen Banner Medical later this year. Foundation, which reportedly Center license April 23 and Banner Health Systems plans to use it for its nursing patients were transported to owns or manages 27 hospi- program and student housing. their new beds May 1. tals in 12 western states. The hospital also had a In addition to having 10

BRITTENY STRAWN REGGIE WELLEMEYER INTERMOUNTAIN CHURCH DIRECTORY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Grace Community Bible Church 20428 Poplar Street, Burney Pastor Henry Winkelman Tamarack Ave. Burney 335-2367 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Independent Fundamental Worship 11 a.m. Bible Church 9:45 am Sunday School, all ages 335-4293 11 am Worship Service-6 pm Evening Service Wednesday: 7 pm www.Burney1stBaptist.org Bible Study and Prayer

SOLID ROCK FOUR SQUARE CHURCH CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 20343 Tamarack Rd, Burney SOCIETY Pastor David Sellstrom Hwy 299E at Ft. Crook Avenue, Fall River Mills 335-5002 or 335-4300 Sunday Service & Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Sunday Worship 10 am & 6 pm Wednesday Services 7:30 p.m. Children’s Church: Pre-school to 6th grade READING ROOM Nursery: 0-toddler 1st & 3rd Wednesday 1-4 p.m. Wednesday Fellowship & Bible Study 7 p.m. Men’s Bible Study Monday 7 p.m. -Visitors Welcome-

SEVENTH DAY Calvary Chapel, Burney Falls ADVENTIST CHURCH (Formerly Burney Christian Fellowship) Fall River Mills 336-5260 Intermountain Community Center Saturday: Main & Commerce Street • Burney Sabbath School 9:45 a.m. THE LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE Worship Service 11:15 a.m. 37067 MAIN ST • BURNEY Pastor Craig Klatt 336-6457 Pastor/Teacher Pat Nugent 335-2910

Intermtn. Evangelical Free Church FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Hwy 299E in McArthur 20400 Timber, (at Juniper) Worship Service 10 am Burney, CA 96013 AWANA Club: 3:30 pm Wednesday 335-3723 Pastor James H. Cavener Youth Leader: Brad Lewis Alternate Telephone 335-2670 Pastor Leon Engman Sunday Worship 8 a.m. Bible Classes Wedenesday 7 p.m. 336-5116 Visitors Welcome!

BURNEY CHURCH OF CHRIST UNITED PENTACOSTAL Superior Avenue, Burney CHURCH (Behind Old Post Ofﬁ ce) 21661 Garden Lane Sunday Services Johnson Park Bible Study 10 a.m. Services: Sunday 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. Pastor Raymond L. Stephens 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. 335-4385 or 335-4980 Bible Study Wednesday 7 p.m.

Intermountain Baptist Church Community United Methodist Church 20410 Marquette Street, Burney Fall River Mills 336-5602 Pastor Bud Hennessey 335-5414 Rev. Basel Rafeedy Pastor Sunday School 9 a.m. • Family Worship 10:30 a.m. Adult Sun. School 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Sunday Dinner 12:30 p.m. • Evening Service 6 p.m. Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Awana Clubs - Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Nursery Provided Men’s Prayer Breakfast Sat. 8 a.m. Christian Radio KIBC 90.5 FM Youth Fellowship Sat. 6 p.m.

Hat Creek Baptist Church Highway 89 at VN Lane • 335-5297 Sunday - 9:45 and 11 Wednesday - AWANA Club, 6:30 p.m. Prayer, 7:00 p.m. Thurs - Ladies’ Bible Study, 10 a.m. Pastor Frank Wilkins • [email protected] THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • JUNE 18, 2003 • PAGE 7 School district taken off county’s qualifi ed list – but warned to watch every step BY MEG FOX Getting rid of the qualifi ed “The state will be out of For the fi rst time in more status has been a painful cash in July and Wall Street than a year, the Fall River process that’s resulted in won’t lend any more money,” JUSD received a “positive” cuts to programs, lost jobs, Tirado said. “The fi nances in certifi cation from the Shasta wage reductions, and scrimp- the State of California are not County Offi ce of Education, ing on supplies and it’s only good.” rather than “qualifi ed” on its expected to get worse. There is also no state fi nancial status. The district presented its COLA projected for 2004- For the district’s account- third interim report with total 2005 and there might even ing offi ce this means one less revenues of $11.1 million and be more mid-year cuts. fi nancial report to prepare projected expenditures of “Isn’t it getting kind of late and for the district itself it $11.2 million. for mid-year cuts?” asked means they’re on steady The district is overspend- trustee Teri Vigil. fi nancial ground – for now. ing by about $215,000, but It is, Tirado said, but there “You should be okay for expects to balance June 30 are still outstanding funds this year and the next two with funds from the reserve, that would normally have years,” Julie Tirado, direc- while still maintaining a 3.5 been paid by now. “It makes tor of fi scal services for the percent reserve. you start wondering if that’s a county Offi ce of Education, The district’s multi-year potential cut,” she said. told the trustees at their projections show declining Tirado said she would meeting in Burney. ending balances for 2003- still keep a close watch on “It looks like you are defi cit 2004 and 2004 through the district, as she has seen spending, but not spending, 2005,” according to district fi nancially stable school dis- and that’s good,” she said. Budget Analyst Teresea tricts fall apart in a matter of While positive certifi cation Spooner. months. “It happened so fast sounds better than qualifi ed, “Incorporated in each of it was scary,” she said. it basically means that the these years is Gov. Gray In other business, the district has presented an Davis’s 2.15 percent pro- school board: acceptable budget plan for posed cut to our revenue • Announced after closed the next three years and is limit and a decrease of 12.01 session the expulsion of two not expected “to go in the percent compounded to our high school students to the hole – but at any time you state categorical program community day schools in can,” Tirado said. revenues,” she said. Burney and Fall River for one There are only two other And it could all change at year; qualifi ed districts in Shasta any moment and more likely • Received a request for a County. than not for the worst. two-year leave of absence, but referred it the Fall River education Association as it Free Wednesday night movies falls outside the contract for personal leave continue at Burney Library • Received a request for early retirement from a con- The Burney Library’s free tion in which a country man fi dential staff member summer movie festival con- is seduced by a city vamp. To • Heard that, to date, 42 tinues tonight with the 7 p.m. be with her, he plans to drown students have registered for showing of the 1927 silent his Madonna-like wife, but at kindergarten in Burney and fi lm, Sunrise. the critical moment regains 28 have registered at Fall Together with Seventh his senses.” River Elementary for the Heaven, an excerpt of which According to one reviewer, 2003-2004 school year. will also be shown, Sunrise Sunrise, directed by F. W. earned Janet Gaynor the Murnau, is “considered by fi rst-ever “Best Actress” many to be the fi nest silent Academy Award. fi lm ever made by a Holly- The theme this summer is, wood studio and represents “75 Years of Oscar: A Tribute the art of the wordless to the Academy Awards,” cinema at its zenith.” and tonight’s movie also won Friends of the Intermoun- awards for Best Cinematog- tain Libraries, Inc. sponsor raphy and Most Artistic Qual- the free showings. 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The remains of Fall River Feed Store were still smouldering Saturday afternoon following the late Friday night fi re that destroyed the historic structure. At right, a fi refi ghter is silhouetted against a backdrop of fl ames that could be seen as far west as Hat Two powerhouse.

Fire destroys historic Fall River Feed Store -From Page 1 into eight silos, all two-by-six crispy” and the checkbook for construction,” McCammon the business. “I can pay our said. “It was a very strong bills and send out our bills building.” and then that’s it.” McCammon placed an ini- She also recovered the tial loss at $500,000 “though oldest existing record book it’s probably more,” he said. for the mill. The ledger con- Betty said they did about tains the signatures of the $1 million in business and local farmers, shareholders sold 200 tons of feed a who started a grain co-op at month. the mill during the 1920s. “But the historical value is Betty asked the commu- priceless,” she said. nity members who stopped Old-timers in Fall River by the burnt site Sunday to Mills weren’t sure Monday sign the book as a fi tting last when the fl our mill for which chapter. the town was named was fi rst The Stoltenbergs said built. they are touched by the com- According to Grace Brown munity members who helped of Fall River Mills, in 1926 her during the fi re and Chief uncle, Grover Brown, either Brown said he’s grateful, too. rebuilt or remodeled the mill Hat Creek Construction at the site overlooking the Pit loaned them an excavator River. that Todd Reynolds oper- “Originally there was a ated for hours. Carol Brown millstone that ground the brought food and drinks for grain and it was either horse- everyone on the fi re. The drawn or run by water from Fall River Hotel also brought Fall River,” Brown said. At left is all that remains Grover Brown turned the food and drinks and took Saturday of the front hamburger orders from the structure into a fl our mill. inmate crew. Even Betty’s “There were fl our-making offi ce and store of Fall sister drove over from Mt. machines on each of the River Feed. Below is a Shasta with food and water. three fl oors and the fl our was sketch used as part of a In spite of all the commu- bagged and sold through- logo for the business. nity’s good will, at least one out Northern California and teenage boy has reportedly Oregon. been arrested with breaking “A lot of bakeries used into the Stoltenbergs tool that fl our. And the fl our sacks shed behind the feed store made awfully good under- after the fi re and stealing the wear, too,” she said. last of their equipment. Local farmers stored their “They kicked in the door grains in bins at the Fall River and dumped our tools over mill and they mixed the grain the side of the hill,” Betty varieties to produce different said. “They also went through kinds of fl our, Brown said. the burnt offi ce, but there was The mill’s innovative nothing in there,” owners, Dee (Diederick Chief Brown and CDF Bat- Frederick) Knoch and Norris talion Chief Tim McCammon Bethel, later organized a co- said they don’t know how operative milling company for the fi re started and probably the grain growers, thought to never will, though McCam- be the fi rst of its kind. mon believes it was electri- The last fl our miller at the cal. site was a Mr. Cornforth. The store had reportedly “Walter, maybe was his been having trouble with a name,” said Brown, trying to they could get home in time,” bergs were doing to this day us if anyone yelled ‘Fire!’ to McArthur),” she said. 50 HP electric motor than recall the mill’s history. Brown laughed. – until the fi re,” said Brown. get the hell out and don’t look In addition to salvaging ran the pellet mill. There “He and his wife, Mary, ran The Cornforths accom- In the 1950s, Grace her- back. what they could Monday and was also a lot of combustible the mill through World War panied Hiram on the route. self worked at the co-op as The building was so vola- trying to cope with the loss, grain dust. II. My brother, Hiram Brown, “They always went along to secretary, treasurer, clerk, tile with all that grain dust,” the Stoltenbergs were also “A multitude of things drove truck for them when negotiate the cash sale. They and salesperson under man- Brown said. thinking about their custom- could have caused the fi re,” he was in high school and never billed anyone.” ager Dale Ray. Betty Stoltenberg isn’t ers and preparing feed for McCammon said. “But there’s hauled the fl our,” she said. After the Cornforths Even in those days, insur- sure what will happen next, the 4-H’ers from the safely nothing left to fi gure it out.” The Cornforths were Sev- returned to their home in Min- ance agents were wary of the but she and Bill have already stored premix. The Fall River Feed Store enth-day Adventists, whose nesota, the mill was run by wooden building. taken steps to help the local “The guys are trying to was minimally insured, per- Sabbath is on Saturday. the farmers’ cooperative. “We had insurance on kids who need the feed for remember the formulas for haps because it was mostly “They were always cau- “They removed the fl our that building and paid $1,000 their 4-H projects. the steer mix, the lamb mix constructed of wood. tioning my brother to drive and made it a feed process- every three months. Even “We’re going to try and and the hog mix,” she said. “The wood walls were slow, except on Friday night, ing mill. They bought grain now that’s a lot,” she said. make feed for the kids so “Then we’ll haul it to McArthur fi ve-and-a-half inches thick and then they wanted him to and produced custom-made “An insurance inspector they can get through the Fair Farm Supply so it will be and the building was divided drive like a bat out of hell so feed – just as the Stolten- came out one time and told (over Labor Day weekend in available for the kids.” PAGE 10 • JUNE 18, 2003 • THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS Team splits doubleheader with Alturas BY VINCE WALL Team Manager On one of the hottest days in memory, the Burney Junior League Diamondbacks beat the Alturas Giants, 6-1, in their morning double-header in Burney. The Diamondbacks gave up a run in the top of the fi rst and then resorted to another seven innings of stingy defense to hold the Giants to a lone run. The Giants continually put men in scoring position, often with runners on second and third, and were denied the chance to score. Consistent singles and doubles were the trademark of the Diamondback offense, with runs being scored NEWS PHOTO / Meg Fox throughout the game. Chris Wall played a solid In an attempt to steal second, a Redding Phillies player found himself caught between Channel Cats Patrick Williams, at right, and defensive game at fi rst and Blake Oney in their June 8 double-header clash in McArthur. The Channel Cats won both games, 9-5 and 11-10. Ryan Rhodes hit the ball hard twice to sustain rallies. Daniel Barba went six innings, striking out four with Vince Pellegrino on in relief. Channel Cats win 3 of 4 games In the afternoon game, the Giants turned the tables on the Diamondbacks with a 5-4 The Pit River Channel for a 22-9 win in the second of amazement when batter Vanover took over. High School with a double win in a fi ve-inning game. Cats had double-headers game. Chris Angel hit and broke the “He was remarkable,” header that starts at 4 p.m. The Giants scored two in against other American “Everyone got multiple hits aluminum bat. said Senko. “He held them On Friday they meet a team the top of the fi rst and the D- Legion teams in Shasta Lake and they all hit real well,” said Rob Senko started on the down with his curve ball and from Susanville in Bieber for Backs tied it in the bottom of and Weed last week and won Manager Rob Senko. mound and was relieved by change up.” another double-header. the 5th. three of their four games. There was even a moment Patrick Williams until Adam On Saturday, the Channel The Giants came out in Lots of fathers turned out Cats met the Shasta Lake what was now an extra inning to watch their sons play on Bass for two wins, 9-6 in game and scored three in the Father’s Day Sunday against the fi rst game and 7-4 in the top of the 6th. the Siskiyou Spirits in Weed. second. The D-Backs showed their After losing the fi rst game, Mitch Holscher pitched “a competitive spirit by scoring 8-3, the Channel Cats sur- heck of a game” for the fi rst two runs in the bottom of the faced and pounded the ball win. At bat Blake Oney was 6th, highlighted by Cooper 3-for-4 and Luke Magnuson Allison driving a triple into was 2-for-4. the gap in left-center, with Larry Holscher pitched the two outs. Diamondbacks fi rst three innings with seven The game ended with the strikeouts before Chris Angel tying run on third. add 2 more came in to relieve him. Pat Vince Pellegrino went the Williams closed the game. distance fanning six Giants. wins to record “Those are our top pitch- Willie Lyons hit a solid double BY VINCE WALL ers and they all did real well,” Classifieds said Senko. and threw a man out at third Team Manager are only Rob Senko and Luke Mag- with a bullet throw from cen- The Burney Diamond- $8.50 for terfi eld. backs traveled to Bieber nuson were both 2-for-3 at the plate. 10 words June 10 to play the Big Valley to run 4 weeks The Channel Cats take on Cardinals and fans were Call 335-4533 Summer treated to an offense show the Rattlers tonight at Foothill with 29 runs scored in a 20-9 activities win for the D-backs. Both sides pounded out hit NEWS PHOTO / Meg Fox planned in after hit, with Ryan Rhodes Leaping for fi rst and Derek Harrington each Rose Cottage Nails collecting triples. Reds Little League player Layne Strickland gets Manicures, Pedicures M.C. and Tyler Roads went six and some air as the Padres fi rst baseman Nick Lakey Acrylics, Ear Piercing one-third innings, with Har- snags the ball for an out in Fall River Major Boys Big Bend rington closing it for the last Come and be pampered (ages 11-12) Little League June 4 at the fairgrounds 37088 Main St. Burney two outs. in McArthur. The Reds won 18-7. Summer Activities in Mont- The same two teams met 335-5562 gomery Creek & Big Bend again in Bieber June 14 when have been scheduled. they played a close game SWIMMING LESSONS with Big Valley holding the Swim Lessons for Begin- lead for most of the game. Shortstop ners, Toddlers through The D-backs entered the Teens: top of the seventh trailing chosen to HUNGRY MOOSE Acorn Community Enter- 6-5. prises in Montgomery Creek Playing conservatively, play ball in is sponsoring free swimming James Jarrell laid down a and water safety lessons for perfect bunt to move the tying Australia BREAKFAST beginners, toddlers to teens run to second. 16oz T-Bone at the Indian Spring School The D-backs tied the BY MEG FOX Served All Day Steak pool in Big Bend. game one batter later and Alfred Olvera III, shortstop Lessons are from June 16 then proceeded to load the for Fall River High School’s $9.99 to June 20. Meet at the Acorn bases. varsity baseball team, is one Whole anytime Café at 10:45 a.m. for trans- Ryan Rhoades hit another of four teenagers selected rany other portation to the pool. to represent the U.S. in the Banana No coupons o triple to give the D-backs $1.99 discounts apply. All children age 5 and three more runs and allowed 2003 International Baseball Cream younger must be accompa- them to win the game with a Tournament taking place July Pies Pie & Coffee nied by a parent in the pool. score of 9-6. 5-15 in Australia. Ham & Eggs The class is from 11:30 Olvera, 17, will be a senior Pitchers for the D-backs $6.99 2to4pm8to10pm a.m. to 12:30 p.m. followed consisted of a “bullpen by at Fall River High in the fall. $3.99 by free swim time from 12:30 committee” with Derek Har- He began playing ball about take-out $1 more on weekends & p.m. to 2:30 p.m. rington, Trevor Newport, nine years ago in Little only holidays The bus will return to Ryan Rhodes, and Daniel League and his goal is to Acorn at 3 p.m. for pick-up by Barba all contributing to the move on the Major Leagues. Ribeye Steak parents. team effort. “I always thought it would Kids should bring lunch, be easy to make it in base- Breakfast towel, sunscreen, hat, etc., ball,” he said. “It’s fun and I’m and all parents must fi ll out a good at it.” COUPON $4.99 permission slip beforehand! OBITUARIES He also plays basketball Visit Graveyard Please RSVP to Acorn, for Fall River and maintains 6oz Ribeye Steak 337-6736. Beverely May a 3.5 GPA. Lunch or Dinner SUMMER ART CAMP Smith A resident of Hat Creek, Summer Art Camp for Olvera is the son of Alfred $1 off $5.99 K-8th graders starts at the Homemaker, 58 Olvera, Jr. and Clara Wilson. A private family service any meal (Soup or Salad Acorn in July. The Australia Sports Tour, add $1.00 more) The Acorn in Montgomery for Beverley May Smith was sponsored by Sports Tours between Creek is offering a summer held. USA, includes sightseeing Art Camp through Shasta Mrs. Smith died at her resi- tours of Sydney. 11pm to 5 am 6oz Ribeye Steak College, from July 21 to July dence June 10, 2003. Olvera said college scouts 25. She was born March 23, attend the tournament and no other specials apply & Prawns Anne Brown will teach 1945 in Los Angeles and it’s an opportunity for the ath- the half-day art classes and moved to Shasta County in letes to obtain scholarships. $9.99 Acorn will offer recreational 1980 from Long Beach. His total trip cost is $3,500 Open 24 hours 7 days a week activities the other half. She is survived by spouse and Olvera is seeking dona- Shasta College will also Dennis ‘Smitty’ Smith of tions to help him get “to the 37453 Main Street, Burney have Art Camp in Burney, Burney; sisters Gail Mof- other side of the world.” July 7-10. Registration forms fett, Glenda Pearson both of For more information, con- PRIME RIB (Holiday Shopping Center) are available at Acorn or from Burney, Barbara Garner of tact Olvera’s father at the Pit ?Fri./Sat. Til gone the Shasta College offi ce at Redding, Donna Smith of Los River Casino, 335-2334. Burney high School. Vegas, Debbi Villa of Canyon 8oz. $10.99* 112 Morgan Way Lake; parents Howard and TAE KWAN DO CLASS 10oz.$12.99 Mt. Shasta, also Weed Big Bend Healthy Start Juanita Snyder both of is offering a beginning Tae Burney. FIND IT FAST IN Kwan Do class from 7 p.m. to McDonald’s Chapel in Burney handled the arrange- THE WANT ADS 335-5152 –Please See Page 11 ments. THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • JUNE 18, 2003 • PAGE 11 Graduation ceremonies at Burney, Fall River high schools

NEWS PHOTO / Jessica Van Laak NEWS PHOTO / Meg Fox The 46 students in Burney High School’s Class of 2003 strike a pose for pho- Fall River High School’s Class of 2003 had 37 graduates, pictured here as tographers at commencement June 13 before ﬂ inging their caps into the air they listened to commencement remarks June 13 and the awarding of about and heading into their futures. $56,000 in scholarships.

PHOTO / Linda Corr

Fall River High School seniors Colin Corr and Bobby Main give Greg Hawkins, NEWS PHOTO / Meg Fox their coach and counselor, a hugh good-bye after commencement Friday night Burney High School senior Shawna Hecht is congratulated after her June 13 in McArthur. graduation. The Rotary Club of Burney would like to thank the following sponsors for helping to make the Rotary Club Golf Tourament a great success. The tournament is in support of the Centennial Project.

Thank You ! Platinum Sponsors: Redding Medical Center, US Bank and Tri Counties Bank Tee Sponsors: Mt. Burney Storage Boster's Nursery Paul Cavagnaro Burney Fabricare Sweet Strips Matson & Isom Harvey Kamien Mercy Medical Center Cisco Systems/Frontier Communications R.E.Hatcher D.D.S. NEWS PHOTO / Jessica Van Laak The farewell commencement address by longtime Aspen Street Architects, Inc. Burney High School teachers Ron and Mary Lou Schmidt, advisors for the Class of 2003, was espe- Burney Fire/EMS Association cially touching as they recently announced their retirement and will be leaving the school, too. Steve Reeder, Woodsong Cabinets, for the beautiful unique trophies Summer activities set in M.C., Big Bend Margaret Truan, Carol Howell and Cathy Manly -From Page 10 available summer fruits and helped Rotarians with registration and Sally Taylor 8 p.m. on Wednesdays and vegetables; all the quick Fridays, beginning June 4. and easy stuff that everyone generously donated her time to keep track of the The free class will be given should know. by Blake Brown in the Indian Dinner will be prepared participants. Spring School gym. during class and eaten at the The class is open to every- end. RSVP to Acorn, 337- one from elementary school 6736. Bob and Adelle Boster and Richard Hathaway age through adult, but you Another cooking class is must sign up with the BBHS planned for Monday, July 28, along with busy Rotarians served a wonderful tri-tip ofﬁ ce at 337-6800. from 6 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. TEEN COOKING CLASS CANNING CLASS FOR lunch to all the participating golfers at the Fall River JUNE 23 ADULTS AND OLDER KIDS All you need to be is a Acorn in Montgomery VFW Hall. teenager to come to cooking Creek will be offering a class June 23 at the Acorn canning/preserving class this Cafe in Montgomery Creek. summer. Scott and Sandy Jensen of Fall River Hotel The free class is from 5 The scheduling of this p.m. to 7 p.m. and is open to will be just a few days in provided beverages for the lunch. beginners or almost-chefs. advance, based on weather You don’t need to have and harvests, so if you’re come to any earlier classes. interested, please call 337- Chef Beth will offer lots 6736 to be placed on the Thank you all for a memorable day. of basic ideas for using phone notiﬁ cation list. THE INTERMOUNTAIN NEWS • SHASTA LAKE BULLETIN • EAST VALLEY TIMES • JUNE 18, 2003 TTHEHE WWANTANT ADSADS CALL (530) 335-4533 • (530) 275-1716 • (530) 549-3304 CHARGE IT TO YOUR DISCOVER CARD, VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS

(03tfc) 335-3479 ______CASSEL AA Alcoholics (037-2) ______PUBLIC Anonymous. Support Cardio fi t $60, Stair and understanding, stepper $60, Exercise someone to talk to. bike $40, Row machine Transportation to meet- $25. 335-3479 NOTICES ings available. Please call 336-5431 or 335- (037-2) ______2611, 335-4142, 335- Haul trailer 6ft x 8ft PUBLIC LIEN SALE 7064 10 licensed for fi ve years (03tfc) Ideal Mini Storage, Hwy $250. KD portable NOTICES ______299E Johnson Park: swimming pool, pump, A Statewide Classified ($450 Notice is hereby given fi lter and ladder $600. NOTICE OF DECISION for 25-words) or Display USDA FOREST SERVICE that the undersigned in- 9-drawer dresser with ($1,350 for 4”x2.5”) ad pro- LASSEN NATIONAL tends to sell the personal mirror, $400, cherry moting your product or ser- FOREST property below to enforce wood hall tree has a lien imposed on said vice in multiple newspapers HAT CREEK RANGER marble, brass and property, pursuant to sec- in California. FREE informa- DISTRICT mirror. $1200 337- On June 10, 2003, Dis- tions 21700-21716 of the tion packages: Call AFTER 6513. trict Ranger Deborah D. Business and Professions FIVE MAGAZINE (800) 637- Romberger made a deci- Code, Section 535 of the 3540. (CAL*SCAN) (037-9) Penal code and provisions ______sion to develop a water ______drafting site at Rock Creek of the Civil Code. Items will Kitchen range and hood near the junction of Forest be sold by silent auction on $100, Dishwasher good Road 37N02 and Forest Saturday, June 21, 2003 at 12 shape $100, Kitchen Road 37N30, in Shasta 9 a.m. at Ideal Mini Stor- light and fan $50, County, CA. A copy of the age Unit#57 Jason Fac- LOST/FOUND cenetti, Unit #67 Bill Kin- Found: Older black lab Microwave runs good Decision Memo is avail- $50, Kitchen sink and able upon request from the cart, Unit #84 Joni Quinn, male dog. 335-2000 or District Offi ce, P.O. Box Unit # 91,98,99 Marjorie 335-3438. fi ttings $25. All working 220, 43225 E. Hwy. 299, Rodgers. Purchases must (0306-25) and in good condition. Fall River Mills, CA 96028. be cash only and removed ______Call days 335-2145 or This decision pursuant to at time of sale. 335-3636. Call eve- 36 CFR 215.8(a)(3 and (036-18) nings 335-2145. ______24 4) is not subject to appeal (036-25) and may be implemented ______FICTITIOUS BUSINESS PLANTS/ immediately. For further PLACE YOUR AD BY 4 P.M. FRIDAY $2000 Reward for information regarding this NAME STATEMENT ______information leading to project contact Chuck File No. 2003-0000772 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS GARDENING FICTITIOUS BUSINESS fi re arms and sporting Rowe at (530) 336-5521. May 16, 2003 NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT SEAMLESS The following persons are File No. 2003-0000787 NAME STATEMENT File No. 2003-0000795 goods stolen from my File No. 2003-0000818 PERENNIALS Published 6/18/03: doing business as: May 20, 2003 May 21, 2003 GUTTERS house on Bosworth May 28, 2003 The Intermountain News S & S LOGGING The following persons are The following persons are ROOFING, Lane (1mile west The following persons are IN 4" POTS ______37044 Phelps St. doing business as: doing business as: of Whitmore store) doing business as: REMODELING, NATIONAL FOREST Burney, CA 96013 COUNTRY GRAPHIX TOUCAN TANS TANNING ROSE COTTAGE NAILS ALL KINDS OF occurred May 5-May TIMBER FOR SALE Brocklyn Wayne Small NORTHSTATE & FASHIONS 20% OFF 37088 Main St. 15. Discretion guar- LASSEN NATIONAL 37044 Phelps St. EQUESTRIAN GUIDE 2012 Hilltop Dr. REPAIRS Burney, CA 96013 WILDERNESS (LARGE anteed if returned, no FOREST Burney, CA 96013 9348 Deschutes Rd. Redding, CA 96002 Shawna M. Smith questions asked 530- The Clark Maintenance Bryan Mathew Small Palo Cedro, CA 96073 Bobbi Lynn Davidson-Hess CONSTRUCTION ASSORTMENT) 21580 Kern Rd. SSTS Sale is located 21600 Hwy 29 Bruce Kunde 3416 Oak Haven Ct. 362-1161 days, 530- Cassel, CA 96016 335-2237 (6/18-6/24) within Sec. 17, T37N, Middletown, CA 95461 10931 Oak Run Rd. Redding, CA 96002 M-F 9-5; SAT 10-5, SUN 1-5 583-1089 evenings. This business is conducted CA LIC#594222 R3E, MDM. Clark Creek This business is con- Millville, CA 96062 Eric Kevin Hess (036-18) by an Individual. The Reg- Road (36N03) and North ducted by Co-Partners This business is con- 3416 Oak Haven Ct. Boster's Nursery ______istrant has NOT yet begun 21725 Cassel Rd. Shore Campground Rd. The Registrant has begun ducted by an Individual. Redding, Ca 96002 Cassel 15” BF Goodwich A/T to transact business under (37N61). The Forest Ser- to transact business under The Registrant has begun This business is conducted 335-4499 the fi ctitious business tires very low mile $200 vice will receive sealed the fi ctitious business to transact business under by Husband and Wife. The B.B.B. name listed above. set. 335-5858 after 5: bids in public at Hat Creek name listed above on May the fi ctitious business Registrant has begun to HARDWOOD (s)Shawna M. Smith 30 p.m. Ranger District, Fall River 16, 2003. name listed above on May transact business under Notice: This fi ctitious FLOORS (036-18) Mills, CA at 12:00 PM lo- (s)Brocklyn Small 20, 2003. the fi ctitious business name statement expires cal time on 06/24/2003 for Notice: This fi ctitious (s)Bruce Kunde name listed above on Tearouts, ______fi ve years from the date an estimated 18.3 CCF of name statement expires Notice: This fi ctitious January 15, 2001 GET MORE DONE with the it was fi led in the offi ce of Repairs, sawtimber marked or oth- fi ve years from the date name statement expires (s)Bobbi Lynn Davidson- time you have! Now there the county clerk. A new Lays, Sand & erwise designated for cut- it was fi led in the offi ce of fi ve years from the date Hess is a Technology that makes fi ctitious business name ting. The Forest Service the county clerk. A new it was fi led in the offi ce of Notice: This fi ctitious Refi nish people more effective. Buy statement must be fi led reserves the right to reject fi ctitious business name the county clerk. A new name statement expires and read “Dianetics”. Call prior to that date. The FREE any and all bids. Inter- statement must be fi led fi ctitious business name fi ve years from the date (800)755-8003. $35.00. fi ling of this statement ESTIMATE ested parties may obtain a prior to that date. The statement must be fi led it was fi led in the offi ce of (CAL*SCAN) does not of itself authorize prospectus from the offi ce fi ling of this statement prior to that date. The the county clerk. A new No Travel Charge ______the use in this state of a listed below. A prospectus, does not of itself authorize fi ling of this statement fi ctitious business name GET MORE DONE with the fi ctitious business name 1-530-335-4842 bid form, and complete the use in this state of a does not of itself authorize statement must be fi led time you have! Now there in violation of the rights or information concerning fi ctitious business name the use in this state of a prior to that date. The of another under federal, is a Technology that makes the timber, the conditions in violation of the rights fi ctitious business name fi ling of this statement 1-530-945-8811 state or common law (See people more effective. Buy of sale, and submission of another under federal, in violation of the rights does not of itself authorize Sections 14411 ET SEQ., Bryan Small and read Dianetics. Call of bids is available to the state or common law (See of another under federal, the use in this state of a Business and Professions (415)864-3940. $35.00. public from the Hat Creek Sections 14411 ET SEQ., state or common law (See fi ctitious business name Code.) ______Ranger District Reception- Business and Professions Sections 14411 ET SEQ., in violation of the rights (CAL*SCAN) Published June 4, 11, 18, ist Desk or John Zarlengo, Code.) Business and Professions of another under federal, $2000 Reward 30 ______25, 2003 Small Sales Offi cer, desk Published June 11, 18, 25, Code.) state or common law (See for information lead- $25,000 Cash Grants ______ph. (530) 336-3362. July 2, 2003 Published June 11, 18, 25, Sections 14411 ET SEQ., ing to fi re arms and MISC. FOR GUARANTEED! All Califor- Published June 18, 2003 ______July 2, 2003 Business and Professions sporting goods stolen nia residents can qualify! Code.) from my house on SALE Use your money for school, Published June 4, 11, 18, Bosworth Lane (1 mile Apricots, tomatoes, business, personal bills, PROFILE CROSSWORD PUZZLE 25 2003 west of Whitmore store) cherries and peaches. etc. Don’t miss out! Call ANSWERS ON BACK PAGE ______occurred May 5 - May Lugs- Shasta Lake City 1-800-363-5222 ext. 018. NOTICE OF 15. Discretion guar- APPLICATION TO SELL 530-275-2702 cell 530- (CAL*SCAN) Location, Location, Location ALCOHOLIC anteed if returned, no 209-2107. ______ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 BEVERAGES questions asked 530- (037-9) **ACCEPTING CALLS 7 1. 1/60 fluid Date of Filing application: 362-1161 days, 530- ______DAYS** Postal positions/ 14 15 16 583-1089 evenings. dram May 21, 2003 Antique Magnavox federal hire $14.80+hr/PD The Name(s) of the (036-25) training/benefits 800-878- 6. Does in, in am/fm stereo, phono- mob slang 17 18 19 Applicant(s) is/are: ______5485. Announcement graph, credenza $300. 10. Quatrain Farlander Arthur W III BURNEY- Veteran’s #CA920. (CAL*SCAN) 20 21 22 Farlander Sandra L rhyme scheme Hall for rent, for private Records extra 335- The applicants listed ______14. Be wild about and public events. 5032. FEDERAL JOBS Forestry/ 23 24 25 above are applying to the (037-2) 15. The dirt on Department of Alcoholic Days & nights, reason- Parks/Clerical/Postal/ Santa ______26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Beverage Control to sell able rates. Full kitchen. Firefighters/Police. $35K+ 16. Delhi dress alcoholic beverages at: Catering available. E-Z Lock serger $50 Signup Bonus. Call M-F 17. Yawning, 33 34 35 36 37 18630 Hwy 89 Largest, best equipped 336-5364. 9am-9pm/EST 1-800-464- maybe Hat Creek, CA 96040 hall in Intermountain (03-7-2) 8991 ext. 23. (CAL*SCAN) 18. Wahine's 38 39 40 41 42 Type of license(s) Applied area. Receptions, ______dance for: 20 – Off-Sale Beer and reunions, banquets, Kirby Generation 3 self- $600 - $1520/WEEKLY! 19. Trudge along 43 44 45 46 47 Wine. meetings, sales events, propelled vacuum with Postal positions/ Published June 4, 11, 18, 20. Historical etc. Call Ron or Teresa full line of attachments announcement #ND81. buildings, e.g. 48 49 50 2003 to shampoo carpets ______Harshman at 335-4806 Entry-Professional level. 22. "If all __ fails or call the Club at 335- & upholstery, polish No experience necessary. 51 52 53 54 55 ..." 4971 after 4 p.m. fl oors & more $200. Paid training/vacations. 23. Dubya, as a collegian 56 57 58 59 60 61 24. Use a whetstone on 62 63 64 65 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 26. Short mo. SHASTA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 29. Op-ed piece 66 67 68 32. G.I. show 69 70 71 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Supervisors of the County

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•BURNEY CREEK - 2350 sq.ft. 2-story home on 6.7 acres, 2 bd, 2-1/2 bath, family room, den & study (could be 3rd bdrm), 37177 MAIN ST., BURNEY, CA 96013 (530) 335-3588 40x60 shop, pool, paved drive...... $550,000 Marge Hoodenpyle Broker Associate 335-4396 •UNIQUE -3bd, 2 ba, fam rm, 1920 sq.ft. home on 5 ac. Rick Ranslow Broker Owner 335-4662 FAX (530) 335-2660 NEW LISTINGS Open floor plan & great view...... $315,000 Davis Henrichsen Sales Associate 335-3640 An Independently Owned and Operated Member 3321…JUST LISTED JUST SOLD!!! •SALE PENDING -3bd, 3 ba, family room, patio...... $86,000 Cindy Martin Sales Associate 335-3700 3 bedroom, 1 bath home with a garage of Coldwell Banker Residential Affi liates, Inc. •McARTHUR 1640 sq.ft. home, 3 bd, 2 ba, fam rm, office, Amy Holley Sales Associate 604-7015 and storage shed in the back yard. guest house...... $105,000 Teresa Harshman Sales Associate 335-4806 Located in a nice section of Burney. •3 BD, 2 BA CHALET on 5 ac, huge shop, RV hookup...$140,000 HTTP://WWW.COLDWELLBANKER.COM Priced to sell at $79,900 •10 AC off Gomez Road...... $10,000 www.burneyca.com •COMM/RES on Hwy 299E of FRM...... $63,500 E-MAIL:[email protected] •39 AC Mini Ranch, 4 BD, 2BA, fam rm, barn, shop, large 3322…ALL DOLLED UP. Owners barn & flood irrigated...... $300,000 have done a fantastic job of remod- •PRICE CHANGE:2bd, 2 ba, fam rm on 5 ac, barn, shop, NEW LISTING eling this mobile home. Everything hobby room, office...... $90,000 is spic and span. This one has two •PITTVILLE - 132 ac ranch w/3bd, 1+ ba, views...... $550,000 #2598...Hat Creek Beauty, Very bedrooms and 2 baths. New milguard windows. Nice tile work on counters •NICE 3 bd, 2 ba, fam rm, carport...... SOLD $80,000 private and secluded is where you’ll find this 3400 sq. ft. home on 9.99 and some fl oors. Refurbished double •COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL in McArthur...... $67,500 acres with Hat Creek frontage. Enjoy detached garage with 220 amp •McARTHUR MERCANTILE grocery and deli...... $161,000 + INV the views from the deck overlooking service. Lots to see and appreciate the creek. Large 32x27 great room for $84,900 entertaining, cute guest cottage, two email: [email protected] 3 car garages and a large RV garage 3323…BRING YOUR HORSE. This and magnificant landscaping through- lovely 1989 mobilehome is situated on DONNA UTTERBACK DALE SLOAT out. Offered @ $995,000 a total of two acres. This single wide has a large living area with one bed- 336-6638 336-5379 room and one bath. Has nice covered HOMES FOR SALE front and back decks. Lovely gardening #2593...21664 Oak Dr. 2 bedroom 1 bath with new hardwood fl oors, 2 car garage...... $140,000 touches. All set up for horses with a #2590...20280 Arrowood St. 3 bedroom 2 bath. Great location. PerfectSALE starter PENDING home...... $108,000 20’x21’ barn with electricity. Well built #2591...37217 Park Ave. 3 bdrm 2 full bath home located on .37 acres. 2 car garage...... $179,900 storage shed. Many, many extras! 5263. ***Based on 3 yr. fixed Price: $129,900 111 rate of 5.95% 15 yr. amort. #2589...37448 Cypress Ave. 1480 sq. ft. 3 bedroom 2 bath home. Many extras! ...... $134,900 w/20% down. (CAL*SCAN) #2586...20300 Marquette St. Warm pine touches throughout this 2SALE bedroom PENDING 2 ba. home...... $95,000 APTS. FOR #2585...20364 Arrowood St. Nice 3 bedroom 2 bath home centrallySALE located...... $115,000 PENDING HOMES**************************************************** ______SALE PENDING NEW MEXICO MOUNTAINS #2584...20327 Arrowood St. Immaculate 3 bedroom 2 bath. Excellent condition...... $115,000 37240 Serpentine Lane, 3 bd, 2 ba, Lindal Cedar home. Quiet cul-de-sac.....3246 ... $335,900 18630 Hiway 89 S. Rare comm. & residential, 1750 sq.ft. home, store, shop..3253 ... $313,000 RENT 140 AC - Only $49,900. #2580...Magnifi cent setting for this custom hm on 6.15 acs with app. 600 ft of Hat Creek frontage...$795,000 Burney, 2 bdrm duplex, #2577...36591 Bird Flat Rd. Great home on 5.23 acre parcel near LakeSALE Britton PENDING & Pit River...... $169,000 Burney Showplace Ranch. 174 Ac. 6 bdrm home,SALE barn, PENDING View, on Burney Cr 3233..$1,199,000 Gorgeous grasslands, SALE PENDING #2579...20472 Shasta St. Cute 2 bedroom 1 bath on extra large lot...... $55,000SOLD 44956 Hwy 299E. Manufactured home on foundation, 3 bd, 2 ba. Deck, shop 3270 ... $150,000 clean, carport. $350 mature tree cover, 6,300 ft. #2563...20138 Sugarpine St. Nice 3 bedroom 2 bath home. CustomSALE features PENDING throughout...... $120,000 641-300 Pit River Canyon Rd. VIEWS, 4 bd, 4-1/2 ba, 3470 sq.ft. on 5 acres3281 ... $349,000 mo. + dep. Furnished SALE PENDING elevation. Mountain views, #2530...37027 Park Ave Completely remodeled 3 bedroom 2 bath home.SALE REDUCED PENDING TO ...... $145,000 37398 Cypress St. Ceramic tile entry, 3 bd, 2 ba, wood stove, air condition ...3286 ... $89,500 or unfurnished. 964- 37078 Sapphire Rd, Custom 3 bd, 2 ba, huge garage, RV hookup, Patio...... 3288 ... $179,000 year-round roads. Perfect #2416...20134 Hudson St.Quality blt custom 2332 sq ft 3 bd 2 ba,1000 sq ft gar.1.33 ac ...... $325,000 2540. 37211 Main St., Burney. 4bd, 2 ba, Oak cabinets, large garage/shop carport..3287 ... $95,000 for horse lovers. Adjacent #2477...Oak St. in McArthur. Remodeled 3 bd 1 1/2 ba home. Large patio, dbl gar...... $89,500 (037-2) to national forest. Excellent 37316 Mt. View, Burney. 2 bd, 1 ba, close to shoping, hardwood floors...... 3291 ... $78,900 ______#2478...37181 Main St. Business & Home combination. Great location 3bd, 2.5 bath...... $168,500 20557 Ontario St. huge rec room, 3 bd, 1-1/2 ba., newer roof, bordering crk..3292 ... $104,900 financing. Call today! This #2379...Upper Fall River fl ows by this exquisite 5,800 sq. ft. home. Views most rms...... $3,980,000 375 sq. ft. studio, can won’t last! SW Properties of 38187 Hwy 299E 1800 sq. ft. meeting hall, could be converted to 3 bd. home 3293 ... $115,000 #2370...37148 Siskiyou...Burney Mtn view, 2600 sq. ft., 3 bdrm. 2.5 ba hm on 3.89 acs...... $370,000 20461 Plumas St. 2 bd, home in Burney. Large living rm & Owner financing ..3298 ... $68,000 furnish, over 55 or NM, Inc. 1-888-292-9711. short term out of town LAND FOR SALE 37205 Park Ave. 3000 sq. ft. 4 bd, 3 ba. Woodstove, double garage & shop ..3296 ... $187,500 (CAL*SCAN) 20677 Roff Way, 2 bd. in Senior Center with upgrades. View of Burney Mt.....3300 ... $79,900 worker. Must be clean, #2587...12 Acres of serene beauty in Hat Creek. Perc test on fi le ...... $60,000 ______Summit Lake Cabin and Acreage. Septic in, needs well, needs finished...... 3302 ... $49,900 quiet, non-smoker with #2592...106 Acres in Little Valley. Remote property with breathtaking views of Mt. Shasta...... $59,900 COLORADO AT IT’S Best. 37144 Galena Circle. Many upgrades. 3SALE bd, 2 ba., PENDING new tile in kitchen & bath.3310 ... $168,500 good references. $300 35 acres only $59,900 Creek #2576...Old Toll Rd. Semi remote 20.27 acres with great views and lots of trees...... $30,000 37363 Oakview St. 3 bd, 2 ba, 1200 sq.ft., double garage. Backs up to forest 3311 ... $119,000 month. 335-5706. frontage & Aspen. Newly #2578...Day Ave. Old Station. Nice building lot for your vacation home...... $12,500 20245 Fir Street 2 bd, 1 bath with bonus room, largeSALE utility room, PENDING carport +....3312 ... $49,900 (036-18) available 35 acres in West #2568...Hall Way. Old Station. Great building site for your fi shing cabin...... $12,000 20011 Cambria Court Fantastic, custom 4+ bd, 4 ba. With 4800 sq.ft. Extras!3316 ... $589,000 #2581...Burney Terrace lot. End of cul de sac on Serpentine Lane...... $39,500 ______Central Colorado adjacent 27471 Vanishing Pines 5 acres, pines, 1800 sq.ft. home, 2 ponds, barn...... 3317 ... $244,500 #2572...Great views from this 18.8 acre parcel in Hat Creek. Owner will give utility easement...... $75,000 to Grand Mesa National 25946 HWY 89 23 ac., 3400sq.ft. home, deck, hot tub, 1800sq.ft. shop, view! 3318 ... $845,000 115 #2238...Pine Shadows. Three 1.7 acre parcels with lots of trees. Great building sites...... $16,000 20470 Clusterwood. Immaculate 3 bd, 2 ba, modular, 1716 sq.ft., dbl garage3319 ... $160,000 Forest. Wide creek frontage. #2240...Pine Shadows. 1.7 acre parcel with well septic. Power and phone to the property...... $22,000 Big views. Road & electric. SALE PENDING MOBILE HOMES***************************************** VACATION/ #2566...40 Acres off of Bald Mountain Rd. Meadows with oaks and junipers...... $40,000 44864 Pine Shadows Rd 24x60 mobileSALE on 1.7 PENDINGac, RV garage, fenced garden3266 ... $82,500 Financing. Call 1-888-638- #2567...13.3 Acres off of Bald Mountain Rd. Adjacent to #2566. Fairly level...... $15.000SALE PENDING 3116. (CAL*SCAN) 552-055 Day Road 2 bd, 1 ba mobile on 9 acres. Other outbuildings, storage 3283 ... $89,000 CABIN #2555...Lynda Ln. 1+/- Acre in Mill Creek subdivision, Oak Run...... $7,500 21694 Oregon St., Double wide, completely refurbished, 3 bd.2 ba. Large lot 3322 ... $84,900 ______#2559...Robin Way 100’x150’ buildable lot. All set up for mobile home ...... $14,500SALE PENDING RENTALS MONTANA LAND BAR- #2552...Nice level parcel in Dana surrounded by mountains and trees ...... $18,000 LAND / RANCHES *************************************** Fairfi eld Guest House. A GAINS. Priced for immediate #2543...6.72 Acres off of Day Rd. Large seasonal pond...... $26,000 Burney Terrace 113’ x 195’ lot. Only a few left. Upscale homes on each side 2912 ... $45,000 country vacation home sale from $49,990. Prime #2259... Over 2000 feet of Fall River frontage on 9.9 acres...... $89,000 RARE 4 ACRES in Johnson Park. Pines, oaks, view from upper portion...... 3012 ... $34,000 Pit River 5 acres on the Pit River & fish out front door and power available ....3080 ... $69,900 3 bd, 3 bath, kitchen, lake view parcels to 7 acres. #2525...Montgomery Creek Falls Rd. 40 Acres with several building sites...... $35,000 Panoramic views overlook- 5 Acres near Water, Pit River with view, privacy & power, walk to fishing ...... 3081 ... $69,900 putting green, BBQ, hot #2507...Cascade Ave lot zoned C-2. Over 10,000 sq. ft...... Priced @ $30,000 Day Road 7.5 acres with underground utilities. TERMS AVAILABLE...... 3085 ... $24,900 tub, quiet lane, J. Park. ing Canyon Ferry Lake. #2489...4.79 Acres next to airport in Fal River Mills. Great buy@...... $22,000 Hat Creek Frontage! Great ranch with homes, barns, pastures, ponds...... 3098..$1,825,000 Daily, weekly rentals Access to 1,000,000 acres #2480...10 AC. End of Sunset Ln. Power available. View of Shasta...... $16,950 BIG EDDY ACREAGE large pines and junipers grace this 4.8 acre parcel...... 3145 ... $31,900 for 1 room or 2 rooms of Helena National Forest. #2434...20476 Plumas St. Lot with double garage. Park & store ...... $25,000 Fall River Mills, 8.8 acres on Reynolds Road. Develop or investment ...... 3172 ... $18,000 or full house. Linens, 30 minutes to Helena. Paved #2371...Off Moon Springs Rd., 10 Ac. with views...... $25,000 BURNEY TERRACE best & biggest, cul de sac. Wide lot with lots of trees.....3187 ... $48,900 TV VCR, res. req. 335- roads, underground utilities. #2369...7.5 Ac. in Hat Creek area near fi shing...... $27,500 SOLDIER MOUNTAIN ROAD 5 acres w/old growth timber. View. Reduced! ..3188 ... $36,000 4015. Call for information and #2407...22+ Ac. in Burney. Ready for development. All utilities...... $239,000 PITVILLE BLUFF 2.3 Acres, to build your home on. Views of valley, mts ...... 3167 ... $53,900 #2470...Approx. 1/2 Ac. Hwy 299E frontage in Burney ...... $39,000 GOMEZ ROAD, 80 acres in Glenburn area. Trees & wildlife. Splits O.K...... 3218 ... $99,500 (030604tfc) brochure. www.northameri #2472...LEVEL 5.78 acres right in town. Great potential for subdivision...... $75,000 Gomez Road is where you will find this 80 ac. Remote, beautiful, level, trees.3235 ... $69,000 ______canland.com Owner 1-866- #2431...5 acres off of Buzzard Roost Rd. Partially fi nished home ...... $20,000 Old Station, Huge Pines! Fronts of State Hiway 89 & also on cul-de-sac...... 3241 ... $16,500 RV SPACE, shaded 526-3420. (CAL*SCAN) #2372...NEAR BIG EDDY. 80 Acres adjoins parcel #2373...... $88,000 Burney Terrace Nice 1/2-Ac. building lot with beautiful trees and sloping ...... 3155 ... $36,900 near the creek. $225 ______20 Forested acres. Possible split into 5 acre parcels. Off Day road + wildlife .3262 ... $39,900 20 ACRE RANCHES. #2373...NEAR BIG EDDY. 80 Acres with large meadows and trees...... $88,000 mo. $105 week. $16 #2462...BURNEY HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION: 6 LOTS LEFT, 1/2 to 2.3 acres STARTING @ ...... $28,900 Pittville area. 41+ Acres! Some open ground & trees, good access road!...... 3289 ... $65,000 $9,995. Near Booming El Summit Lake Area. Remote but beautiful, trees everywhere, 8.97 acres ...... 3301 ... $21,900 per day. 335-2718. #2433...HWY 299 NEXT TO SLEEPY HOLLOW LODGE 1.3 Acres...REDUCED TO...... $39,000 Paso, Texas. $95 down/$99 Summit Lake Area. 11.76 Acres of nicely forested land. Build your cabin...... 3303 ... $24,900 (02tfc) #2492...BARTEL ST. NORDIC VILLAGE: 1/2 AC Flag lot. Nice area of homes REDUCED...... $31,000 ______monthly (10%/216 months). Summit Lake Area. 18.87 Acres. Well on property, nice building spots, trees 3304 ... $27,900 Roads surveyed. Free maps/ #2447...HWY 299E ROUND MOUNTAIN- 2 Acres fl at and level. Ready for your home...... $18,000 Edge of Burney. 1/2 Ac. Parcel with fruit & shade trees. All utilities available .3307 ... $31,500 #2367...REYNOLDS RD. 4.95 Acres, Property adjoins airport .REDUCED ...... $12,000 pictures. No qualifying. Great Clark Creek area. Almost 10 acres close to lake, 1/4 interest in well...... 3309 ... $59,900 117 #2341...REYNOLDS RD. 5.85 Level acres. Lots of possibilities...... $25,000 location - excellent timing. Black Ranch Rd. 65 acres, trees, level, minutes from Burney. Split to 5 ac ....3313 ... $650,000 #2450...PARK AVE, BURNEY, Hard to fi nd 1.55 acres in town. Level...... $42,000 Sunset Ranches 1-800-343- Black Ranch Rd. 38 ac of land close to Burney. 5 ac minimum development.3314 ... $380,000 MISC. Old Station 1 Ac. In Big Springs sub., In water district. Near Hat Creek fish ...3305 ... $49,000 9444. (CAL*SCAN) COMMERCIAL FOR SALE Johnson Park One plus Acre ready for your home. End of street location ...... 3297 ... $39,000 RENTALS ______#2561...Enterprise Dr. 1.1 Acre commercial lot. Across from Holiday & Rite Aid shopping cntr...... $139,900 Pittville area, 341 acres of farm and ranch land with great views! ...... 3320 ... $425,000 IDEAL ARIZONA BEST BARGAIN, #2561...37118 Main St. 7,000 Sq. ft. commercial building. Lots of possibilities...... $279,900 MINI STORAGE 36 acres - $24,900. Bor- #2536...37491 Enterprise Well maintained offi ce and medical building. Great tenants ...... $339,500 COMMERCIAL & INVESTMENT ************************ Main St. west end of Burney. 200ft. Hwy frontage. Zoned C-2 for business ..3091 ... $39,500 J.P. 10x20, 10x10, ders State Land. Beautiful #2550...Hwy 299 5 rental units. 3 bedroom, 2 bedroom, 1 bedroom, RV space and offi ce ...... $285,000 MAIN ST. BURNEY, commercial lot near shopping center and McDonalds .....3048 ... $86,000 10x5, Boat /RV storage. #2505...Well established dinner house located in the heart of motel district...... $289,000 ranch in Williams/Flagstaff 38261 & 38247 HWY 299 One ac, commercial bldg, older home, owner fin ....3116 ... $89,000 335-3050 area, perfect 6,100’ climate. LOTS MORE HOMES, LAND/RANCHES AND COMMERCIAL 38077 HWY 299, Sams Pizza! Plus mobilhome, plus commercial lot...... 3199 ... $297,000 (02tfc) Spectacular mountain Main Street lot in Burney with small cabin on back of property. Needs work! 3207 ... $39,500 ______views. Affordable financing. CALL US FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF PROPERTIES AVAILABLE KEEP-IT Mini Storage 36965 Main St., Burney, Large commercial bldg & apartment...... 3245 ... $82,000 AZLR 1-877-282-5263. 37069 Main St., Burney, Thriving Beauty Shop with tanning beds ...... 3176 ... $25,000 in McArthur, 10x10, (CAL*SCAN) 10x12, and 10x20 336- Visit us at ______5679 or 336-6133 Fly Fishing on Hat www.century21bigpines.com (02tfc) Creek 10 acres $80,000 www.burneyca.com ______Rush Creek 1 acre www.horn-net.com/bigpines $14,000. Call Dutch at 131 336-6500. OWNER BROKER Dorothy Herrell 335-2145 Home (0306-25) LOTS/ ______OWNER BROKER Raymond Herrell 335-2145 ACREAGE SALES ASSOCIATE Pat Thomason 335-4400 COLORADO RANCH SALE 132 SALES ASSOCIATE Kathy Lakey 335-7519 100 acres - $39,900 Only REAL ESTATE 3bdrm overlooking Pit River, some furniture..... $39,750 FAX 335-2039 e-mail: [email protected] $62/wk Save $$ now and 2bdrm rental in Bieber...... $350/month Carl & Marian Parks Many More Properties Available • Drop By Our Offi ce For A Complete List own some of Colorado’s WANTED 4 rental houses on 2 acres TERMS...... $100,000 Brokers and Notary best ranches. Enjoy fabulous Jack Pearson new to 1bdrm w/extra lot, Terms...... $30,000 P.O. Drawer 247 EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED & OPERATED views of the Rockies with real estate sales, look- 1 ac. Lots, utilities...... $3,750.00 to $6,000.00 Terms 110 Highway 299 stunning sunsets! Access ing for clients, both 40 acre parcels,hillside, trees...... $12,000 and up Bieber, CA 96009 3bdrm,2 bath, dble garage, NEW Low Income. $58,000 to 6000 acres of Fed. Rec. buying and selling area. Year round road with 27 acres Hwy 299, frontage, fenced...... $25,000 Bader Real Estate 336- 44 acres level farmland, fenced...... $20,000 tel/elec. Exc. owner financ- 6131. 294-5246 ing. Call toll free 1-866-696- 270 acres Farmland, some irrigation...... $135,000 (037-9)

Location, Location, Location YOUR SEARCH IS OVER! Approx. 1550 sq ft 3bdrm, 13/4 bath, fireplace with gas log, new woodstove, new M I N I M O F F S A B A B appliances, sprinkler system front and back. Garage A D O R E S O O T S A R I door opener, lot 70x150. 20494 Clusterwood. Great Buy at $148,500 B O R E D H U L A P L O D HOME FOR RENT, three bedrooms, one bath, Taking L A N D M A R K S E L S E applications. $650 per month. E L I S H A R P E N SO MUCH POTENTIAL describes this property F E B E S S A Y U S O BURNEY VALLEY REALTY located at 37271 Main Street which is currently two O I L S E E S S K E I N S rentals. The front rental used to be a doctors office and 37095 Main St., Ste. C could again become a professional office with a large G R I P R A T S O S N I T two story home in the back. There is also a second G E N R E S R A N D T K O 335-3555 parcel zoned R1 and fronts Huron St. The front unit is Web: burneyvalleyrealty.com 928 sq. ft. and the back unit is 2200 sq. ft. Asking D E E S O L A R S E W $210,000 U N S T R A P T E N ______purchased separately. N O P E P O L K A D O T S In Burney, 4-Plex, BURNEY SHOPPING Net income $65,625. I W O N P R I E G R O P E 137 Income Property for CENTER Price $679,000 Group II sale. reduced price, Shops Bldg w/5 stores O A T S A T T Y E G R E T INCOME Realty 925-934-2222. 365-1491. + free standing Res- (036-18) N Y S E L Y E S D E E D S (02tfc) taurant for sale. Can be 030615 PROPERTIES WHY NOT INCLUDE A PHOTO WITH YOUR AD? IT’S SIMPLE & CHEAP!